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   Gilles Poitras   wrote:   
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   >     ·     Sakurazawa Erica (Between the Sheets, The Aromatic Bitters)   
   >     ·     Taniguchi Jiro (Icaro, The Walking Man)   
   >     ·     Tsuno Yuko (Swing Shell)   
   >     ·     Egawa Tatsuya (Golden Boy, Tokyo University Story)   
   >     ·     Maruo Suehiro (Mr. Arashi's Amazing Freak Show)   
   >     ·     Okano Reiko (Onmyoji, Fancy Dance)   
   >     ·     Hiroki Mafuyu (Apples)   
   >     ·     Takaya Miou (Crazy Heaven, Map of Sacred Pain)   
   >     ·     Furuya Usamaru (Short Cuts, Palepoli)     
   >   
   >Note that he places the name in proper order, family name first.   
      
   I don't see why that is proper. Yes, Japanese write family names   
   first. And so do Hungarians, by the way.   
      
   That is, they do when they are using their own languages.   
      
   However, when we write in English, Liszt Franz is not the proper   
   way to write Hungarian composer Franz Liszt's name, is it? Or,   
   does Gabor Zsa Zsa sound proper?   
      
      
   Sakari Aaltonen   
      
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